A Texas attorney could advise best, as these types of claims could involve state law, but your post remains open for two weeks. As a general matter, the question of whether they would come after settlement money could depend on the wording of any releases, and other terms and conditions of the... View More

Police can retain evidence until the statute of limitations has expired for a given offense (assuming criminal charges are not filed). This time frame varies depending on the offense, but the minimum time is 2 years from the date of the alleged incident. Calling a lawyer may help. Good luck.

In Texas, it is lawful for police officers to use their vehicle to block an evading vehicle. In fact, sometimes they lay down “stop strips” in the road to pop the tires of evading vehicles.

Regarding your brother’s injuries, if it happened more than two years ago, there’s probably... View More

As a general matter, attorneys can withdraw from a case and clients can dismiss their attorneys. One option you could explore is to obtain digital copies of your records and see what you could learn or accomplish in contacting other attorneys. Good luck

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the Texas AAA should have some guidance. Generally a ticket won't be on the license until you have paid the fine or been found guilty. You may want to see if the officer will change it to a non-moving violation.

If you were injured you have a claim and should contact a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn in the county where it happened--they give free consults.

If you weren't hurt, I'm assuming your company denied because you didn't have collision.

You can get estimates... View More

Unfortunately, this happens quite a bit. Insurance companies try to minimize their exposure by partially blaming all parties involved. You can certainly fight their position with the help of witnesses, photos, or near by cameras. I suggest chatting with a PI attorney about your case to go over all... View More

A Texas attorney could advise best here, but your questions remain open for four weeks. It looks like a case where the defense could possibly ask jurors to question why student driver's operation of motor vehicle was not supervised by licensed family member, if that was feasible. At this... View More

You boyfriend's insurance company is obligated to defend him as long as he had an active policy at the time of the crash and that he is cooperating with them. They will provide a defense attorney and pay for any settlement or judgement up to the limit of his policy. Anything in excess of that,... View More

You'll need to speak with a Texas attorney for the best guidance here, but you await an answer for three weeks and the other side may be asking you if you made up your mind. You may first want to check if your insurance policy was in effect at the time of the accident, even though it sounds... View More

It’s going to depend on the substance of his text and what the witness has to say. As a cyclist myself I empathize with you. I’m willing to discuss it with you on a call tomorrow. 888-343-4529.?

A Texas attorney is best qualified to advise here, but your post remains open for four weeks. Unfortunately, you're in a difficult spot, being in left lane. Absent additional evidence in the way of witness testimony or video footage, the oncoming vehicle is in a better legal position than you.... View More

A Texas attorney could answer your question best, but it remains open for four weeks. My understanding that the drug is similar to valium. As a GENERAL matter for admissibility purposes, a judge would probably consider factors that included who it was in the lawsuit that was using it, whether they... View More

This is something a Texas attorney would be able to advise best on, but your post remains open for two weeks. You are in a strong position to argue that you should have been presented with a bill closer to the time of the accident, some two years ago, so that you would have had the opportunity to... View More

Going to court to fight it is up to you. But it sounds like you already signed something where you accepted blame. If the police responded and wrote a report that is more favorable toward you than your statement is, that could be helpful. But if it's only going to be your word against the... View More

Not necessarily just because the driver is a known alcoholic, but whether the driver is known to the owner of the vehicle as an incompetent or reckless driver and there is a record to prove it. Of course alcohol could play a big part of that, but it's a case by case fact intensive analysis. I... View More

With all due respect, at nine years old chances are it's value is diminishing anyway, so a repaint won't matter. You can ask them to repaint the whole, but if the paint is going anyway, you may want to see if for a few dollars they will do the whole truck.

It's up to you. Understand if you get a judgment and they have no money, then you have to chase them for that.However, if your car insurance goes after them they should give you back the deductible.

If it was fixed yes, she has a right to see the bill. If it wasn't fixed she has a right to see an estimate. If you were hurt you may have an uninsured motorist claim so contact a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consults.

You are liable for negligence. Whether a jury will rule that you were negligent in continuing payments for car insurance and gas and not taking away the keys or disabling the car cannot be accurately predicted.